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Countries increased military spending last year to $2.7 trillion—an increase of 9.4 percent, marking the steepest year-on-year rise since the end of the Cold War as European and Middle Eastern governments splurge in spending amid what they see as growing regional threats, according to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute.
Ukraine looks like it’s sending the incoming Trump administration a message: keep up the weapons support, or we’ll go nuclear against Russia.
Outgoing U.S. President Joe Biden, whose party lost decisively in the election earlier this month, has given the suicidal Ukrainian regime approval to use Washington-provided long-range missiles to hit targets deep inside Russia—citing the bullshit claim that North Koreans are fighting with the Russians.
Sergey Lavrov, Russia's top diplomat, told reporters last week that Washington should take the Kremlin’s red lines seriously when considering providing Ukraine with long-range missiles and—for the second time—warned that WWIII would not be confined to Europe.
Ukraine carried out separate drone strikes last week on two oil depots inside Russia as it intensifies its effort to strike “soft targets” within Russia to prove to the West that it remains a solid investment to weaken the Kremlin.
French President Emmanuel Macron last week continued his fear mongering amid the Ukraine War and tried to sell the Domino Theory linking the fate of Europe to the fate of Kyiv.
Josep Borrell, the top diplomat in Europe, said last week that the continent should prepare itself for war because the thought of a widespread conflict “is no longer a fantasy.”
The U.S. was fast to reject any notion that Ukraine played a role in the Moscow concert massacre—Russia’s biggest terror attack in years.
Radoslaw Sikorski, the Polish foreign minister who thanked the U.S. for bombing the Nord Stream pipeline in a now-deleted tweet, gave a speech last week acknowledging Western troop presence in Ukraine.
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